It all depends on the dog, mine eats squash but most don't. Just make sure not to feed them raisins, grapes, chocolate, onions, or garlic, its bad for them.
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They can, but I would not try it.
Regular dog food, and water.
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they get to fat to look their sheep.
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A while. But German shepherds who are growing should hve two to three cups a day, depending on what your vet says. Their large dogs.
55-600 grams is the generally amount, dry complete is your best option although wet food can also be included. Fresh drinking water should always be available.
Some do and if yours does the vet has medicine to put in their food so they will quit.
Shepherds don't feed any food with grass.
All dogs are omnivores because they eat human food like vegetables in addition to meat.
Pedigree is a popular dog food brand, but it may not be the best choice for German Shepherds, primarily due to its use of lower-quality ingredients and fillers. German Shepherds often require a diet rich in high-quality protein and specific nutrients to support their active lifestyle and joint health. For optimal nutrition, consider brands that focus on higher protein content and contain essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals tailored to large breed dogs. Always consult with a veterinarian for personalized dietary recommendations.
German Shepherds are very active so you will need to let them walk everyday as a form of their exercise. This breed needs enough exercise and healthy food to be bigger and stronger.